BY EDWARD THEOPHILUS

The senior Mission Chief of the International Monetary Fund has stressed that Sri Lanka needs to achieve inclusive growth and stability. The concept of inclusive situation is a vital aspect of Sri Lanka as the culture of the country has not promoted the concept of inclusive conditions for various concerns of development such as education, health and many other areas. Inclusive condition is widely used by Europe concerning  various matters such as education, health and other services. (Inclusive growth is economic growth that is distributed fairly across society and creates opportunities for all. )

The culture and practices of Sri Lanka don’t give priority to the inclusive concept, which associates with values in society. Religious developments in Sri Lanka are concerned with the concept of values, which is a limited quality of human life that should be promoted to achieve equity in growth. Left politicians were talking about creating an equal society and religious preaching excluded the promotion of values activating in society despite preaching that has not been practically achieved instead of sending ideas to air. 

The International Monetary Fund has focused on and directed the inclusive growth concept to policymakers in Sri Lanka and the economic stability in the country could not be achieved disregarding inclusive growth which means the areas were neglected by policymakers such as disabled people, poor people without support, people under the poverty line cannot disregard but they must include to development activities. If the policymakers of Sri Lanka consider inclusive growth it would be the best achievement.